More than and Yet

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More than adjective - (comparative of `much' used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree.

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Yet and more than are semantically related. in as well topic. In some cases you can use "Yet" instead an adverb phrase "More than".

Yet adverb - At a later time.

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More than and yet are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "More than" instead an adverb "Yet".

While it gives PC elitists bragging rights over the PS4 and X-Box One not supporting it, the market saturation needed for it to be anything more than a talking point does not yet exist for the above reasons.

Source: Awesome But Impractical / Real Life
Clay can qualify as well, though we still have yet to see him in full action mode against more than one opponent.

Source: One Man Army / Live-Action TV
And yet he brought this huge project in over the course of more than ten years on time.

Source: Roleplay / Scary News out of Tokyo-3

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